Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Remember the planes a bit later that had a water bottle and an air pump you could pressurize the bottle with to make them fly

 

These were awesome too

 

one of my favorite toys. water rocket. i was just talking to my wife last night about my favorite GI joe or should i say Jane.lol

 

More power to you brother, im jealous..... seriously, my body is hammered from years of construction

 

i had one of those but i broke it launching off 2 story down the stairs.. never went straight after that.

 

That's not impossible if you're drafting with a tailwind. The two big problems for us getting good mpgs on the freeway is 1) rolling resistance 2) wind resistance. Drafting gets you a good amount back.

 

thats why i went to the state. at 36 now at 40 im feeling alot better not breaking my ass day in and day out. i miss the money sometimes, but its worth it in the end.

 

The one toy i never got as a kid

 

40? You're still just a babe in the woods

 

i had the tomahawk but the carrier was always a dream.

 

Feel 75, act 17 and am actually 40

 

Tomahawk was the plane (f16) if i remember? Had that too, loved it

 

We had rocks and sticks as toys



#tia

 

I put many miles on one of these guys.

 

Which one of you goes by the name Jesse Chavez?

 

Not even noon on a Monday and someone already posted "ass fuck."

Y'all are crazy.

 

Well, there is a mix of good news and bad news. Dealer heard and diagnosed the sound coming from the rear of my truck as right rear bearing, so it wasn't just my imagination. And it is covered under the extended warranty I have. Worse news is that I also need inner tie-rods replaced; warranty coverage of that is in some doubt at the moment.

 

I used to love those and the cheaper styrofoam ones from Chuck E. Cheese

 

Curious what the noise was that caused you to think it was your bearing? Grinding? Howl? Could you feel it?

 

I just regeared, but the shop said I had 3 spun bearings in the rear. He said he thought they were over torqued from the factory.